Mayor Bowman Laid To Rest In Hagerstown
Charles E. Bowman, mayor, was laid to rest after funeral services at his home at 134 East North Street. Hundreds attended as processions passed through North and Potomac streets, with bells tolling from fire halls and churches. Floral tributes filled trucks for Rose Hill Cemetery amid restrained citywide mourning.
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Charles E. Bowman
East North Street
Hagerstow
Walter Byron Stehl
Potomac Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Claude Cubbage
Knights Templar
Bowman
St. Bernard Commandery
Rose Hill Cemetery
Sleep Quality Linked to Last Thoughts Before Bed
Researchers suggest that the final mental activity before sleep influences restfulness. Positive, calm thoughts may improve sleep onset and overall sleep quality for many adults.
Farmers Donate Chickens and Corn in Knox County
Stripped of cash by eight years of Republican oppression farmers in parts of Indiana barter with live chickens or corn to support Governor Smith. Knox County Democratic committee circulates appeal asking for either one live chicken or one bag of corn as campaign contributions. Farmers respond, citing lack of cash to fund the drive for equality in agriculture in Washington.
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Indiana
Smith
Democratic General Committee
Knoxcouty
Washington
Prohibition Agents Ordered to Wear Badges and Caps
Prohibition agents on night assignments must wear caps and badges like those shown, in response to shootings of others mistaken for bandits. Officials cited the standard insignia to deter mistaken identity and improve identification on duty.
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Prohibition
Texas Leader Gives Views of Gov Smith
Texas leader Jesse H. Jones outlines Governor Smith and Senator Robinson positions on national policy, farming relief, and prohibition. He argues Smith’s businesslike plan for farming, support for McNary-Haugen, and enforcement of prohibition laws reflect thoughtful governance aligned with Jefferson, Cleveland, and Wilson, while denouncing Republican inaction.
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Texas
Gov. Smith
Jesse H. Jones
Smith
Robinson
Omaha
Republican Party
Prohibition
New York State
Jefferson
Cleveland
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Soody
Ile
Goveror Smith
Prizes Announced for Alsatia Parade Contests
The Alsatia Mummers Parade Committee announced prize levels for children and adult divisions including elaborate and comic categories with prizes from $1 to $29. The float division lists elaborate and comic prizes. The committee notes more floats likely and commercial floats may compete if decorated. Band plans show about twelve bands and drum corps with potential additions. A final parade plan will be released later and a general committee meeting is set for Oct 8 at the Alsatia Club Rooms.
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Alsatia Mummers Parade Committee
Vision
George Orrick
Alsatia Club
Potomac Edison Comail
Municipal Light Company
Barber
Police Department
Escalloped Onions And Potatoes Delicatessen Dish
Onions and potatoes are arranged in alternating raw slices in a buttered dish. Seasoning, milk, and a flour dredge form a creamy layer topped with a bit of butter. It is claimed to be lighter than a full potato dish.
Democratic stance on prohibition shapes 1932 choices
The speaker defends democratic governance and reform, contrasting party records. He cites the Democratic Party as service oriented while accusing Republicans of corruption, and argues changes to prohibition laws must come from Congress and the people. He notes Governor Smith’s role as a Democrat. The Erfurt Interview reference links Napoleon and Alexander.
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Smith
Congress
Democratic Party
Advertisement lines from a 19th century market page
The item list presents prices for meats ham and bacon from Swift including Pignig Hams 20 cents, Swift's Premium Hams 32 cents, and bacon 25 cents. Also offered are Fancy Large Irish Potatoes at 20 cents per pound and related meat products.
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Swift
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